National Geographic Almanac 2019: Hot New Science – Incredible Photographs – Maps, Facts, Infographics & More is the annual book published containing facts, dates and other great information. National Geographic are, of course, one of the world’s leading nonfiction publishers.
I really didn’t know what to expect when I opened up the National Geographic Almanac 2019: Hot New Science – Incredible Photographs – Maps, Facts, Infographics & More, but what a pleasant surprise it was. The book is a treasure trove of knowledge and trivia, all in small chunks, short paragraphs and fantastic pictures.
This book actually came to us right on time. One of our children is participating in the Quiz Bowl and this book is simply perfect for such events. The first day we got it, we flipped through it together and worked through some of the trivia questions throughout the book (each question has a page number where you can find the answer).
As in all of the National Geographic books I’ve gotten so far, the pictures are astounding. I could sit for hours just looking and those pictures, getting immensely jealous at not being able to be in those places myself.
This book is excellent for kids of all ages, there is something in it for everyone. Fabulous pictures and great tidbits of information in small, manageable chunks.
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Hi there, this looks like a good one. I hope you'll have time to bring this over to Books You Loved: March so everyone can see it. Cheers from Carole's Chatter
Yes! These books are such a great resource for kids in school and is such a good starting point if they have to do an assignment on something and need ideas. Thanks for being on this tour!
Sara @ TLC Book Tours